La Fignette

La Fignette describes itself as a neighbourhood bistro with an Alsatian accent. One detail matters to visitors: its tartes flambées are cooked over a wood fire. The published menu makes it possible to estimate the bill before sitting down: the classic version is listed at €10, the gratinée at €11 and the Munster version at €13. There are also more unusual recipes, dishes to share and a daily menu; prices can change, so check the current menu.

On October 1, 2026, Tripadvisor showed 4.4/5 from 1,122 reviews. Several recent guests praised the tartes and Alsatian cooking, while others reported waits, a crowded terrace and uneven organisation when the restaurant was full. That mix makes booking or arriving outside peak times sensible; the rating cannot guarantee the same experience on every visit.

The restaurant is at 5 rue de la Vignette, on a central street between Petite France and the cathedral. It lists daily service from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. and accepts reservations. It suits visitors who want to try different versions of the local speciality without leaving the centre. Those looking for a quiet meal or generous space should keep the crowding comments in mind. Menu, hours and the wood-fire description come from the restaurant’s website; the rating and guest accounts come from Tripadvisor.